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HI Everyone! This is my first day and post on the site! I want to say hello and hope to become part of your community. My post may be kind of weird but please let me know what you all think.
I am in my 7th week of pregnancy (yes, I found out very early b/c we have been trying for a while and I was too in tune with my body) and I suffer from morning sickness from the time I wake up to the time I go to sleep. I am miserable. I have been very mean to my husband and it is affecting him a lot. We are to the point that we argue a lot and he stays away from me and I stay away from him. I told him that I want to make him as miserable as I am. He thinks I am cruel, mean, unrealistic and evil for wanting him to feel that way. How can I suck up these harmful feelings I have and try to turn this experience more positive for the both of us?
First of all welcome to strongmoms. I'm so glad that you found the site! :)
Do you think that the problem has to due with your morning sickness? If so i vote for seeing your doctor and getting some medications and other ideas on how to best treat the nausea and other symptoms! There is safe and effective medications for morning sickness that may be worth a try. There are also some natural things, like ginger tea, ginger aile and candy that can help with nausea. I'm sure many of our other parents can speak to this as well.
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First off - congrats on your pregnancy! Sounds like this was a much wanted baby! On the other hand, having experience horrible morning sickness myself, I totally understand that this was NOT what you envisioned with regards to pregnancy! If you are feeling so sick that you can't even keep food/water down, you may want to consider talking to your doctor. I ended up having to take medication for my morning sickness and it really saved the whole experience of pregnancy. I felt MUCH better. That being said, I'm sure you've probably tried all the natural remedies for morning sickness. Have any helped?
With regards to your husband, whenever I've been hard to deal with, it ends up with me having to go to him with a humble heart (which is really hard sometimes!!) and apologize. Perhaps you can share with him that your hormones are making you feel crazy and your morning sickness is making you miserable. Tell him that you are sorry for being so mean to him but it's hard not having anyone who really knows how you feel and that maybe why you said what you did is because you felt like if someone could share it with you, it might help. That being said, finding ways to cope with the difficulties of pregnancy will be important! Coming on here to vent is always good, scheduling some prenatal massages, getting on a regular walking schedule, perhaps some prenatal yoga or just meditation/praying, having some friends who you can call and vent to when you feel like being mean to your husband, etc. All those things could help you cope better and not take things out on him. I TOTALLY understand where you are coming from and I hope things get a little better for you. The first trimester is often the worst in terms of exhaustion and nausea - it usually goes uphill from there!! Hugs to you.
Hello, hope this message finds you feeling somewhat better. I am a mother of 3, which baby #3 is only 3 weeks old......for some odd reason i suffered majorly with morning sickness with this one. I can totally relate to the anger towards ur spouse, I felt the same way. I almost while reading your post felt like i myself had wrote it. Good news is we made it through it and i feel sure uall will too! I did during my first trimester end up in the hospital for the sickness and was provided with some excellent nausea medicine that worked miracles and wasnt harmful to my precious baby. I would definately ask my healthcare provider for some medication, I also found that wintergreen lifesavers helped. Remember (as I was also reminded) you and your husband were united as one in marriage and thats so important..... Hopefully this will help, let us know how you are doing as your health and your babys health are both equally important.
I totally agree with Julie; morning sickness SUCKS and can be hard to get through, but luckily there are things that you can do to help get rid of it; or at least calm it down. The other ladies here have already listed some great resolutions so i will spare you having to read them again. Now as far as being mean to your husband is concerned; i can completely understand feeling alone in your adventures of having to run to the bathroom and feeling awful, but has is occurred to you that he also might be going through some changes of his own? While his changes might not be turning him green around the gills, it is entirely possible that his head is spinning with the huge turn your lives have just taken, and the enormous amount of responsibility he is about to have. While he knew that before you got pregnant, you should know thinking about being able to make those changes and actually being faced with the reality of doing it are two entirely different things. Not to mention you want him to be supportive and helpful during your pregnancy (especially when you get toward the end), and being mean isn't going to make him want to do either of those things....I think he may be owed a HUGE apology. Now on a positive note maybe you could come up with some ways he can help you feel better even if it's just helping around the house more so that you can relax a little more. I know for guys it's hard for them to figure out what we need and how to do it in a way that isn't going to get them in trouble. Remember that they aren't mind readers so if there is something you want from him you are going to have to spell it out (in a kind way) and let him do his part. One last thing morning sickness usually subsides or calms down a lot once the second trimester hits (but not always). Maybe looking forward to that time and knowing that this could just be temporary will help you keep your wits about you. Congrats on your little one and Welcome to the site.
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has again demanded license payments from Red Hat users.
In his speech at a company event in Great Britain, Ballmer quotes intellectual property infringements as the basis for claims. "People who use Red Hat, at least with respect to our intellectual property, in a sense have an obligation to compensate us," Ballmer said. This isn't the first time that the Redmond boss has targeted attacks at Linux distributor Red Hat. In contrast to Novell and other Linux companies like Xandros or Linspire, Red Hat has not yet signed "patent assurances" with Microsoft, although Microsoft is obviously pushing in this direction.
Referring to the continuing attacks by Microsoft, Red Hat Germany boss Werner Knoblich said that the only topic for an agreement that Red Hat could see thus far was that of interoperability between the two operating systems. Red Hat Germany has issued a statement on the subject.
To give customers assurances, Red Hat recently set up a website explaining the legal situation from its point of view. Red Hat points to its "Open Assurance Program" in which it assures customers that it would immediately replace every single line of provably controversial code. Red Hat currently has no information on claims against Linux code: "We are also aware of no patent lawsuit against Linux. Ever. Anywhere."
In the course of his appearance at the conference, Ballmer went even further and accused Open Source users in general of infringing on Microsoft's patents. This isn't the first time that the corporation has threatened FOSS users with lawsuits. In March 2006, stated that it was his duty towards his shareholders, and the attacks have not stopped despite agreements being signed with Linux companies like Novell (November 2006). In an interview with Forbes magazine, Microsoft lawyer Brad Smith even specified the numbers, stating that Microsoft had ascertained that free software infringed on more than 235 patents.
Microsoft employee Lars Lindstedt published Ballmer's controversial speech on a British corporate website.
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In the news this week: weakening BlackBerry sales, new guidelines for advertising to children, and a Facebook page that seeks to return items to tornado victims.
RIM Warns of Weak BlackBerry Sales
Research In Motion Ltd. warned of slack sales for its BlackBerry smartphones in the current quarter, sending its shares plunging. The warning is fresh evidence that RIM is struggling to compete with Apple Inc. and other smartphone makers, especially in the U.S. market. For the quarter ending in May, RIM said it now expects per-share earnings of $1.30 to $1.37, down from the $1.47 to $1.55 projected last month. RIM also said it expects shipments of BlackBerry phones for the quarter to be at the lower end of the range of 13.5 million to 14.5 million it forecast in March. The company said the lower shipments and a shift to lower-priced models will result in revenue slightly below the $5.2 billion to $5.6 billion estimated forecast in late March. RIM said it expects to achieve full-year earnings per share of about $7.50, anticipating "strong revenue growth" in the third and fourth quarters of the fiscal year. In March, it forecast it full year earnings would be in excess of that target.
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The federal government proposed sweeping new guidelines on Thursday that could push the food industry to overhaul how it advertises cereal, soda pop, snacks, restaurant meals and other foods to children.
Citing an epidemic of childhood obesity, regulators are taking aim at a range of tactics used to market foods high in sugar, fat or salt to children, including the use of cartoon characters like Toucan Sam, the brightly colored Froot Loops pitchman, who appears in television commercials and online games as well as on cereal boxes.
Regulators are asking food makers and restaurant companies to make a choice: make your products healthier or stop advertising them to youngsters.
The guidelines, released by the Federal Trade Commission, encompass a broad range of marketing efforts, including television and print ads, Web sites, online games that act as camouflaged advertisements, social media, product placements in movies, the use of movie characters in cross-promotions and fast-food children's meals. The inclusion of digital media, such as product-based games, represents one of the government's strongest efforts so far to address the extension of children's advertising into the online world, which children's health advocates say is a growing problem.
The guidelines are meant to be voluntary, but companies are likely to face heavy pressure to adopt them. Companies that choose to take part would have five to 10 years to bring their products and marketing into compliance.
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Facebook page seeks to return items to tornado victims
A group on Facebook has created a page to try to link victims of Thursday's tornadoes with photos, documents and other personal effects blown away in the storm.
The page, called "Pictures and Documents found after the April 27, 2011 Tornadoes," lets members post photographs of things they've found, along with their e-mail addresses, in the hopes that items of value may be reunited with their owners.
The missing items were presumably blown away by the storms that tore through Alabama and other Southeast states late Wednesday and early Thursday, killing more than 270 people and devastating entire towns and neighborhoods.
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Something about screaming always sets my nerves on a knife edge. A number of weeks ago, I wanted to take my two daughters out for some ice cream. So, we piled into the car and took off, and it was a nice ride just listening to my two daughters talk to each other, talk about different topics on little girls minds, and I especially enjoy listening to my youngest who always seems to carry a song in her heart when she is happy. So it was not a little disconcerting when, as I was getting out of the car, I began to hear one of my two daughters scream from the other side of the car as though mortally wounded.
My first reaction was to figure out who was hurt, and then identify, attack, and shred to pieces whatever was doing the hurting. I raced around the edge of the car as my oldest just looked on with wide eyes at her little sister who was still in the car screaming at the top of her little lungs with eyes closed. The door was not open so I assumed she had somehow caught her hand in the door. I jerked the door open, but that wasn't the case, and she was still screaming while I began to feel more desperate.
I screamed her name asking what was wrong, and she pointed at . . . nothing. I couldn't see anything in the direction of where she was pointing. She then got out the word "spider" and my eyes finally narrowed in on a spider so small it could have been mistaken for a grain of sand dangling from the car ceiling 6 to 8 inches in front of her face. However, to a little girl with an overabundance of fear, a spider dangling from the ceiling of the car within 6 or 8 inches of her face probably looked terrifyingly huge, and she obviously felt obliged to feel terrified because of it.
I, being the hero I am, promptly smashed the spider between my two hands, but my daughter was still screaming. I finally had to grab her by the shoulders and yell her name telling her I killed it and it was gone before she even began to calm down. As I got her out of the car, she latched onto me in a tight embrace still sniffling. As I carried her into the restaurant to get ice cream, I could feel her small frame still trembling with fear. Or was it me trembling from the adrenaline rush? I guess it was hard to tell.
All I know is, that as a parent of the male variety, the sound of my daughter screaming in what I interpreted as great pain flipped my switch, and I was ready for war. Finding out that, in fact, no one had been hurt, and the source of all the mayhem was a tiny little creature actually had me feeling more sorry for the creature whose life had to be sacrificed so my daughter would regain her sanity. I began thinking, how could such a small thing bring so much turmoil to what was a perfectly good day, and upset my daughter so much that she could not function in any other way than sheer panic?
As we sat down for ice cream, I called my wife telling her what happened, and she told me that I just had to be understanding, that the fears my daughter has toward spiders is very real to her, and that she just needs to be comforted. I have to admit the "ready for war" mentality seems to come way more naturally to me than the comforting part of me, so the little reminder didn't hurt. I let my daughter talk with her mom, and then we all, eventually, began to laugh a little about what happened.
I was reminded in those moments by the last few words in Hebrews 13:5 that say, "I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee." Too often, I think, we leave God in much the same position that I was left in regarding our own fears about what happens in this vapor we call life. Being too easily upset about things, fear arrests our lives and we become incapacitated, unable to think about anything else other than whatever worry, doubt, or fear consumes us at that moment. God tries to remind us He is there and we have nothing to fear, but confronted with our own fears face-to-face, we leave God the task of swiping away the small things, and trying to comfort an irrational state of mind.
Whenever fear tries to take hold in my life in some fashion, I remind myself of what someone once told me: "Life is an incurable disease, and we will all die from it some day." He was joking, but the point is still true. We will leave this world and everything in it behind one day, so why fear losing these things when the outcome is inevitable? When it all seems to be falling apart and you feel like you are losing everything, try to remember what is really important; that there is an eternity to be had, and the only "things" you can take with you are the people you have shared the Gospel of Christ with who have accepted the salvation of Jesus Christ. When it is all said and done, then one day you will see the only ones who had anything to fear are those who rejected Jesus Christ, while you had nothing to fear.


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Over the last ten years there has been a rapid shift in what is expected from a presentation. Audiences are no longer prepared to be bored by dense text or confusing graphs — even bullet points are slowly being consigned to the dusty files of clip art. Who would have considered a couple of years ago that we would be creating beautiful slides on our tablets and phones while sitting on a train on the way to work?


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BlackBerry PlayBook: A tablet disaster
The tablet market is looking like a two-horse race at this juncture. It's Apple's iPad with a huge, market-defining lead, and Amazon's Kindle Fire catching up. The only distinct third option, outside the ill-defined Android context, is Research in Motion with its BlackBerry PlayBook. And that tablet hasn't even come close to meeting expectations. This is from the LA Times:
[PlayBook] numbers are small compared with the sales of competing tablets. RIM said in its statement that it sold about 150,000 PlayBook tablets to retailers in the quarter ended Nov. 26 "and sell-through to end customers, based on RIM's internal data, was higher than this amount."
How does that compare with iPad and Kindle sales?
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How to help make a seasonal job permanent
If you've nabbed a seasonal job, you might be wondering how you can turn your temporary stint into a full-time position.
Research suggests there are opportunities to achieve that goal, according to Tracey Wilen-Daugenti, vice president and managing director of Apollo Research Institute, which studies workforce trends. In a report last month by TLNT human resource blog, 28 percent of employers said they plan to transition half or more of their seasonal employees into permanent workers.
Here's how you can increase your odds of being asked to stay on after the holiday lights are turned off:
Look beyond retail.
Although consumers associate holidays with shopping, not all seasonal jobs are in retail. Qualified applicants can find many openings in fields like health care (such as on-call nurses for events) and accounting (such as auditors to close company books at year's end).
Choosing a seasonal job that aligns well with your long-term goals can make it a more beneficial experience if you're able to stay on permanently.
Be up front about your goal.
It's important to be honest about your work intentions. "Start off by telling your manager that you are interested in a permanent job, so that they take you seriously," Wilen-Daugenti says.
Research the company culture.
Before your first day, make sure you've checked out the company website and read up on what it's like to work there so you'll know how to fit in, Wilen-Daugenti recommends.
"For example, a store like Nordstrom's culture is that the customer is always right,'' she says. "You want to make sure you know those details in advance, so you can adopt a suitable attitude."
Treat it like a permanent job.
Just because you're temporary, don't treat your job that way. Dress appropriately, be conscientious about showing up on time and limiting breaks, and engage with your co-workers and managers as if you were part of the permanent team, Wilen-Daugenti encourages.
"Get to know the people you are working with, and don't put walls up just because you think you're only going to be there for a couple months," she stresses.
Volunteer for everything.
Give people the message that they can count on you by volunteering to work extra hours or filling in for others. "Be available to work on Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year's Eve, or by offering to take double shifts," Wilen-Daugenti advises. "This will send a message to your manager about being dependable."
Learn how you're evaluated.
"It's key to find out what criteria your manager is assessing you on," Wilen-Daugenti says. Many companies have a formula for choosing which employees to hire, so ask.
For some businesses, the decision might be based on commission sales. For others, it might be about how customers rate your service. "Don't be shy," she says. "Find out about this measurement, so you can focus your efforts on making the grade where it counts."
Stay in touch.
If the job ends and, despite your best efforts, there's no opportunity to become permanent, stay in touch with your manager by sending a card and following up every couple of months to express your ongoing interest.
"In the end, businesses are all about connections with people," Wilen-Daugenti says, "and if a manager is familiar with the high quality of a person's work, they'd rather hire someone they know than take their chances on someone brand new. So it pays to follow up."


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Nursing Degrees: The Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
By TheCommuter - Registered nurses (RN), of which more than 3 million exist in the United States, are multifunctional professionals who have completed an approved nursing program and attained state licensure to care for patient populations across all stages of the life span. Some of the RN's duties and responsibilities include assessment, development of the plan of care, collaboration, patient advocacy, health promotion, disease prevention,... Read More
Nurturing Confidence In Nursing Students
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"A Case of Bad Blood"
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The Growing Number of Men in Nursing
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Networking in Nursing to Achieve Results
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Nursing Degrees: The Hospital-Based Nursing Diploma (RN)
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Marlboro, VT (Feb. 19, 2007) –In the United States, the federal government is constitutionally forbidden to "establish" religion. However, if law makers exclude same-sex couples from the benefits of marriage based on religious rationale, do they thereby "establish" religion in violation of the Constitution?
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Perry is the Robert Woodruff chair at Emory. He specializes in American constitutional law, as well as law's connection to religion and morality. He previously taught at Northwestern and Wake Forest universities.
Perry is the author of nine books, including Love and Power: The Role of Religion and Morality in American Politics and Toward a Theory of Human Rights: Religion, Law, Courts.
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After three months of analysis and conservation treatment, a significant painting by 17th-century Spanish artist Bartolomé Esteban Murillo went on display at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) on Feb. 6. The Infant Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness, painted around 1670, was re-discovered at Meadow Brook Hall, a historic house museum, by a DIA curator and will be on loan to the museum for five years. This is the first time the painting will be exhibited at a U.S. art museum.
Salvador Salort-Pons, DIA executive director of Collection Strategies and Information and curator of European paintings, was at Meadow Brook Hall last year when the painting caught his eye, and he identified it as an outstanding example by the Spanish Golden Age master. "Murillo produced this masterpiece when he was at the height of his powers," said Salort-Pons. "He was the first internationally known Spanish artist, and this Infant Saint John is one of the first Murillos to arrive in the U.S."
As part of the collaboration between the DIA and Meadow Brook Hall, an auxiliary of Oakland University, a series of visits by undergraduate art history and studio art, history, communication and chemistry students was built in so they could observe the scientific analysis and conservation that DIA specialists undertook on both the painting and its frame. The students had the rare opportunity to see DIA scientists and conservators at work and to have access to information produced only in the world's top museums.
"At the DIA we have the expertise and equipment to study works of art and to gain extraordinary insight about them," said Salort-Pons. "It is a fascinating process with remarkable results, and it has been a pleasure sharing our working methods and scholarly approach with OU students. This experience is an example of the learning opportunities the DIA can provide, the great resource the museum is for our region and the sorts of collaborations we seek with Michigan institutions."
In the 1600s the painting belonged to Italian merchant Giovanni Bielato, who donated it to Capuchin Convent of Genova. During the 1800s, it was sold to the family of the Duke of Westminster in London and in 1926 entered the collection of Alfred G. and Matilda Wilson, who kept it in their home, Meadow Brook Hall. This Murillo was exhibited in the Royal Academy in London in 1883.
"The collaboration has been especially significant—and truly unique— for the three parties' educational missions," said Geoffrey Upward, executive director of Meadow Brook Hall. "The project allows students and faculty at Oakland University, which was founded by the Wilsons, to observe firsthand the complexity and impact of conservation work, and to expose them to conservation as a potential profession. And, of course, the DIA can better educate its audiences about how a critical work of art helps us learn about our past and how vital the institute is to that pursuit."
Salort-Pons said the DIA owns two other painting by Murillo, The Flight into Egypt and the Immaculate Conception, which will be displayed together with Meadow Brook's The Infant Saint John in the museum's main European Paintings gallery.


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John Cena's "heel" faction
Cena's heel turn should be very subtle, as in the way he is already kind of a heel now in some ways. He should get to a point where he is basking in the heat that his good guy gimmick creates. One thing to tip him over the edge. End Rey Mysterio's career. He already acts like a good guy, but he should end "his friend" Rey's career
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This guy's hilarious IMO, he's great in the ring and
Okay I know 2011 is not over yet, but its as good as. Last year I posted the Highs and Lows of 2010 and it got pretty decent responses, so I thought I would do it again for this year. Feel free to post your ideas for other Highs and Lows to.
The Highs
The pushes and breaking out of younger talents. Dolph Ziggler, Cody Rhodes and Wade Barrett spring to mind, and this year showed
The fans of WWE and the IWC themselves know how powerful CM Punk is.
He has backstage influence in his storylines, his opinions matter to Vince McMahon himself, has huge drawing power and his merchandise sales are through the room. This man seems like he is on top of company and the WWE Universe.
Or is he?
The John Cena vs. CM Punk feud had something in
People think it's an insult to compare someone like Kelly Kelly to Trish Stratus. I'm one of those people, but it also seems a little inaccurate. In fact, I think it's fairer to compare Kelly Kelly to Sable.
Though Sunny is said to be the original diva, Sable was the one who coined the term. To me, Sable was never really that good a wrestler, but she won championships and was very popular.
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Hello there everyone! For those who do not know who I am, my name is Kyle Dunning and I am a Co-Admin of the official EWN Facebook page.
I have been watching wrestling since the Attitude era, and I like to say I am pretty knowledgeable about wrestling, I know a lot of the facts, seen the majority of the classic moments, and the worst moments in pro wrestling.
In the present
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When was the last time a mid-card title had a feud that people ACTUALLY wanted to see (I'm not saying everyone). Dolph Ziggler has appeared on Ryder's YouTube show for quite sometime now.
Mr. John Cena is without a match at TLC. He currently is on a tetor-totor when it comes to the direction of his character. Cena needs to be involved in the US Title match. This will help him lean to
Hello Readers. I just finished watching a video that made me smile. It is a YouTube video by John Morrison himself. If you have not seen it yet, take a second to scroll down and watch it before reading the rest of this blog.
So why did this video make me smile?
Since he debuted as Johnny Nitro,
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Hey Everyone. I watched Smackdown and Michael Cole is so annoying, that I have nothing to say about it except he ruins the show. Clearly, he ruins the show. Think about how annoying some of the heel talents are. Vicki Guerrero, Jack Swagger, Alberto Del Rio's personal ring announcer...and now, think of having to listen to them, all show long, on both shows. That's what it's like having Michael Cole
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This means a study will be conducted to determine if the application meets criteria for incentives, which could be as much as $10 million over 10 years.
A lease agreement for the project was approved last week by the State Fair Board which owns the property in Louisville.
Kentucky kingdom closed in 2009.
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Mon. - Sat. 11am - 1:30am;Sun. 3am - 12pm
Neighborhoods: Saint Louis, Soulard
This is a fantastic Irish bar located in Soulard. If you are looking for good food, great drinks, and a fabulous pation then look no more. I love their selection of draft beer. My favorite foods are their spinach artichoke ravioli and their potato soup. Love it!
It is all about the beer garden – The rambling beer garden seems endless. I enjoyed both being able to sit & drink next to the crowded bar or find a nice corner for some "I think were alone" time.
The food & music has always been good for being Irish, but I am not a fan of Irish food & music. We usually just stay in the great beeer garden.
Best Irish Pub Overall! – Let me tell you, this is a great pub! Best service: Lucky and Johnny, thanks always for top service and conversation! Delicious food, fish and chips are tasty. Anywhere we sit is wonderful. Outside at Johnny's bar or inside at Lucky's. Our friends and family feel at home here!
You ain't seen a pub until you've seen McGurk's – This is the ultimate in "pubbery". Better and more beers on draft than most pubs, and excellent Irish food. The decor is wonderful and homey, and you feel as though you've been taken to an actual pub in Ireland. The grilled cheese is heavenly, and the lamb stew in hearty and satisfying. They have live Irish music at least 4 nights a week, but arrive early or you'll be standing. When dining, the live music adds a great ambience to a wonderful casual dining experience. The outdoor patio is great, especially when the weather is nice and you're with a group of friends. Prices couldn't be better for this sort of place -- go here before you try anywhere else.
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User review by packash – As a regular patron of the bar, I am, never disappointed in the service. The food is always above average to excellent. There is always live irish music 7 days a week. The Pub can get a little crowded on the weekends, so for dining get there before 8pm. There is always plenty of room though, with five rooms inside. Their outside patio is amazing with a huge main bar, and a smaller side one. The patio is heated and covered in the colder months. Once the weather warms up, it is one of the best outdoor bar patios in St. Louis.
It's like a mini vacation! – This place is great. Great food, Great service, Great atmosphere! They have the BEST patio in St. Louis. When eating in side it is like you are transported to Ireland. They play Irish music and have Irish bands in on certain nights. Now the food. They have bar snack to gourmet steaks, and just about everything in between. You have to order the Irish chips, they are homemade potato chips and you can get a basket of them. It is a really neat place just to have some chips and a beer and people watch or a great place to have a romantic dinner for two. When we go out this is always the first place everyone mentions. You have to try John D. McGurk's Irish Pub.
Great Patio – The back patio has further been expanded, adding about 50% more room and another bar.
When the weather is nice the place gets crazy busy. If you're going on the weekend to eat get there before 8pm. Because after 9pm it's all drinkers.
IRISH IRISH – This is a fun restaurant for all. The old Irish pub offers great food and drinks. There is always a live band playing great Irish music! Located in Soulard and is a wonderful place to meet people around STL.
Good food – Had the cajun chicken sandwich with chips for lunch. The chicken was covered in cheese and roasted red peppers were on top. It was yummy. Their home-made chips were good too with a vinegar shaker on the table. Smoked Trout Salad is unique, tasty and received very generous portions. Service was a little slow but food was good.
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Delightful, stone-built barn conversion on edge of rural village of Dobwalls. Compact, comfortable accommodation. Superb for exploring south and east Cornwall. Liskeard 3 miles.
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Episode 1
Ruth Jones returns to the Welsh valleys as put-upon single mother Stella.
As premiered on Sky One. Stella strives to juggle life and her expanding family in Wales.
Catrin Stewart Elizabeth Berrington Kenny Doughty Ruth Jones
Comedy, Drama
Suitable only for 15 years and over
Ruth Jones returns to the Welsh valleys as put-upon single mother Stella.
Stella confesses to Sean that Rob could be the father of her baby.
There's a ruckus as rows, rogue lovers and Russell Grant come to Pontyberry.
Alan fears the rugby club may close and Rob takes control of the building firm.
Stella counsels her friends but has her own mixed feelings toward Rob.
Stella accidentally interrupts a romantic date between Rob and Melissa.
Unable to locate Dai, Aunty Brenda sets WPC Glover on the case to find him.
Stella isn't enthusiastic about Luke's boxing career and confronts Rob about it.
Rob and Stella try to rebuild their trust in one another.
Rob makes Stella a life-changing offer, but can she accept it?


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Simply The Best – Iwayama Sushi is simply the best. You get top notch food in a relaxed atmospere. There is something for everyone from burgers to sushi, to hawaiian plate lunches. They fly in fish several times a week from Hawaii and boy is it good. The previous commentor does not know anything about Iwayama Sushi. We go once a week as most of their customers do. Its that good.
Days-old fish, Tiny Tasteless Tempura, Clumpy Rice – My sister and I were both completely unsatisfied by everything about this restaurant, and we would NEVER come back here. We like to support small businesses, especially those in and around our neighborhood. However, this restaurant is a true disappointment. The sashimi was of bad quality. What I mean: The salmon tasted as though it was at least three days old. The tempura batter was oily, dark, flat, not like the crispy and fluffy kind one would expect of tempura. The seared tuna was pre-seared. At other establisments, the fresh tuna would be seared once the order is placed. This place had the pre-seared tuna in the sushi counter. The prices seemed high considering that the tempura pieces were very small. At other restaurants, the tempura would be wide (2 fingerwidths), but at Iwayama, the tempura shrimp were long and skinny (1 fingerwidth). They even messed up the rice that came with the meal! The sauce that came with the tempura (my personal favorite part) was oily and bland. The Japanese rice is supposed to be short grain and sticky when cooked. The rice at Iwayama was clumpy! The tempura vegetables were even worse; the string bean had a black spot on it (ie, not fresh ingredients). If you want to eat real sushi or even decent food, I would NOT recommend Iwayama Sushi. They did have a decent California Roll (2 for $5.50) -- typical price at other places. The Unagi hand-roll was not done correctly (the bottom of it was not closed completely. It wasn't a cone. It was more like a funnel, where there is a hole on the bottom of the hand roll.) The unagi did not have the crispy outside. It was a mushy piece of eel. The happy hour is 'okay'. It lasts one hour and one hour only. 430 pm to 530 pm. There's a lack of decor. The 'art' on the walls were 2 white eraseboards announching the specials. The kitchen/sushi prep area just looked smudgy/not clean. The 2 chefs behind the sushi counter were Hispanic. Hey- I don't care what race you are, as long as the sushi is good. Well...the sushi ISN'T good. I really was hoping to find a good sushi place around this area, but Iwayama is definitely not it. Sushi Fontana (Cross St and Wadsworth) has a better atmosphere and fresher fish. Sushi King (c470 and bowles) has better selection and better tempura. I usually would not write this much for some review online, but we both felt so strongly about this dining experience.
Yes - I eat sushi at a lot of places.
No - I don't work for another restaurant that's trying to sabotage this place.
If you are the owner/associated with this restaurant, and you would like me to re-visit this place, feel free to contact me. I will be glad to provide details and feedback. Thanks for reading.
Best Sushi in Denver – As a seasoned traveler and sushi fan from "back east" I have had my share of sushi samplings.
I tried the other big names in town, and while some where respectable, they were also quite expensive.
Then on my last visit in early April I found Lee, The Big Kahuna. Lee is warm and friendly and makes KILLER sushi.
I loved it so much I went two days in a row. I recommend sitting at the bar and talking with Lee. He will ask what you like and make something special for you.
What is also nice is when he sends samples of his creations over the bar to you at his pleasure. Now this is truly good service with a smile.
Thanks Lee and see you next time I am in Denver.
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Crime-scene tape and a snow-buried bicycle are seen in front of a trailer home Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011, in Minot, N.D., where the bodies of a mother, her boyfriend and her son were found a day earlier. A daughter was found dead in an apartment home also in the city of Minot in a related incident. Police say all four victims died of gunshot wounds. (AP Photo/James MacPherson)
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TALLAHASSEE -- One year after losing its ACC/Big Ten Challenge game at home against Minnesota, Florida State will be traveling to Minneapolis to take on the Golden Gophers in a Challenge rematch. The teams will play Dec. 3 in a game that will air on either ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNU.
The ACC announced that pairing and others Wednesday afternoon.
FSU lost last year's Challenge contest to Minnesota, 77-68. The Gophers were ranked 21st at the time. They went on to lose to Florida in the Round of 32 in March's NCAA Tournament.
The loss to Minnesota was FSU's second of the 2012-13 season. The Seminoles went on to drop 14 more games en route to an opening-round NIT finish. They were upset at home by Louisiana Tech in the first game of the postseason tournament.
FSU expects a much different outcome this season. The Seminoles were a young team last year, with veteran Michael Snaer as their only senior to lean onto. Although Snaer, who hit three game-winning shots this past season is now gone, the Seminoles expect to be led by seniors Okaro White, Terrance Shannon and Ian Miller this season. Sophomores Devin Bookert, Montay Brandon, Aaron Thomas, Michael Ojo and Boris Bojanovsky and rising senior Kiel Turpin all will have a year of experience in the program behind them.
If the Seminoles can land prized top recruit Andrew Wiggins -- he has one week from Wednesday left to decide where he is going to school -- they stand a good chance of making last year's 18-16 showing a distant memory.
The contest will be one of the first big games for new Minnesota coach Richard Pitino, who arrived in April from FIU. Pitino is the son of Louisville head coach Rick Pitino. Rick led the Cardinals to the NCAA Championship last month.
In addition to a summertime European tour, the Seminoles have already announced their ACC schedule for next season. They will meet all of the ACC's member teams, including Maryland, Syracuse, Pittsburgh and Notre Dame. Louisville will be part of the conference in 2014.
FSU also will travel to Gainesville to take on Florida on Nov. 29. The Friday night game will precede the Saturday showdown between the football Seminoles and Gators at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
The Seminoles' full schedule will be announced later this summer.
Go here to see the full Challenge pairings from the ACC.
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The convertible top boot is not a part that wears out like brakes or bulbs. However, since they are not essential in the operation of the vehicle, they tend to get lost over time. For those that do make it through the years, they can suffer from fading, shrinkage, tears, and stains. Not only will this affect the protection of your convertible top from the elements, road debris, etc., but it is sure to bring the appearance of your car down a few notches as well. Replacing a Convertible Top BootReplacing a convertible top boot cover is a very simple and easy task to do; just keep doing what you were doing before! When first installing a new boot, it can require some stretching to fit just right. In these cases, it is best to do this installation in warm temperatures to help make the cover more pliable.
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Attendees at this year's WFX worship-technology tradeshow will have the opportunity to test out ETC's latest products: the new Source Four Fresnel™, Selador Desire D60™ LED fixtures, the Gio® lighting console, and Mosaic Tessera™, among other products.
One of the biggest draws at ETC's booth (#721) in Dallas will be the Source Four Fresnel, fresh off its win of the 2011 PLASA Member's Choice Product Award at the LDI tradeshow. This new fixture offers the classic Fresnel optical system coupled with the HPL lamp technology that makes ETC's Source Four fixtures the professional lighting choice. Like all other Source Four fixtures, the Fresnel is energy-saving: the 750W unit produces the same light output as other 1000W Fresnels.
WFX showgoers will also see the brightness and color power of ETC's latest Selador LED fixtures – the Desire D60 range. The D60 is a PAR-shaped round washlight for worship-stage or studio rigs. With the Selador x7 Color System™, the D60 blends up to seven LED hues to provide a nearly unlimited number of color mixes. The D60 also simplifies lighting work with Quick Setup options right on the fixture as well as profile and performance modes customizing the light to every task. The D60 can be controlled from a DMX-enabled controller (like an ETC console) or run via its convenient Stand Alone mode. Like the D40, the D60 comes in four color arrays (the Vivid™, Lustr®+, Fire™, and Ice™) and three white-light arrays designed expressly for studio use (Studio HD™, Studio Tungsten™, and Studio Daylight™).
Hands-on demos will also be available of Gio, the newest console in ETC's award-winning Eos® lighting control line. Gio fills the mid-range position in the family, between the Eos and Ion® desks. Gio offers powerful Eos functionality and popular operational syntax, in a compact and portable footprint – to fit into any worship-production space.
Touch this. ETC will also show the new addition to their Unison® line of architectural-lighting control: the Mosaic Tessera Panel Controller (MTPC), which combines a 4.3" touchscreen with a 512-channel Mosaic controller. Complex lighting shows and lighting devices like LEDs and dimmers can all be controlled by Tessera, which also handles impromptu show control, accessories, and non-lighting effects. Tessera integrates within a larger system while containing all the software and functionality within its compact, economical package to master an entire installation. Used as a wall station, Tessera provides control from any location within a worship facility.


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Granby consistently evaluates children and provides them the enrichment and/or reinforcement needed to be successful. They always show the students how much they care about each of them by giving them time and attention.
Granby Elementary is an amazing place to learn! The teachers and staff are not afraid to get down to the students' level and have fun!! They constantly evaluate students to be sure they are being challenged and/or getting the reinforcement they need. Students receive good, quality instruction each and every day they are in school.
There are some amazing teachers at Granby. The kids did great on their OAA tests last year.
I want to express how grateful I am to the Worthington School District and particularly Granby for the excellent job they have done with my son. He is ADHD?ODD and the BLC or behavioral learning center ran by Mrs. Olney and her team are awesome. My son has shown so much improvement since the beginning of the year she gives them great motivation to become more obedient and cooperative. The Worthington teachers CARE about your childs success something that is rare in these days and times.
My son has gone to this school for two years now, and I'm extremely happy with the school! The teachers are very active with all the children and keep us (parents) informed of everything.
I feel the priciple is not in touch with the needs of all her students. She is nice.
This has been an execellent school for my special needs child. The teachers are patient and caring. The principal has always addressed my concens promptly and professionally. The kids love her.
Great school fostering individualized education when necessary. Caring teachers and fun, nurturing environment. Not thrilled with the Principal, though... seems over-anxious and controlling and resistant to teacher/PTA ideas. For the most part, she is OK, probably just adjusting. Big shoes to fill (previous Principal was awesome).
Good school. Homey feel. Experienced, caring teachers. Safe, nurturing culture.
Granby has a wonderful PTA that provides a lot of support to school services. There are a lot of parent volunteers. Teachers are excellent and value open communication with parents.
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It seems that a security setting is blocking the display of the photos, but, as yet I have not found where to unblock them.
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SN, you'll see the red circle before you've logged in, but shouldn't be seeing it afterward.
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possible if you have set your security levels in Internet Tools (windows) to most secure... or if you are blocking redirection to external sites in advanced settings... the browser is not permitted to even look for the photo hosting.
sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money?
Swschrad, would this be the "access data sources across domains" function that would prohibit connection to offsite photo hosts? I tweaked my settings to block a lot of stuff online, and have disabled this function, yet I can still see the photos.
I'm wondering also if his security software such as Norton is blocking the photos.
SN, to clarify: is it only the photos posted in-body of the post that you can't see? Can you see photos on offsite sources?
DOH! GardenSprite, you nailed it.
I CAN see the in-body photos now if I sign in and refresh my page.
I have always been able to see the externally linked photos.
Thanks swschrad and GardenSprite for your help.
As my mother would have said "if it were a bear, it'd bit me".
SN, glad the problem is solved! Computer applications have become so complex that I think we often expect the solution to be equally as complex.
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More specifically, California and Washington State. The AUVSI report lists them as the No.1 and No. 2 states to benefit from job creation and increased economic activity resulting from the UAS industry, which should come as no surprise considering that the duo are also the top two states for the larger aerospace industry. Though headquartered in Chicago, Boeing's (BA, Fortune 500) major manufacturing operation is based in Washington along with subsidiary Insitu, which specializes in unmanned aircraft. It's also home to Pacific Northwest National Lab, a federally funded lab under the Department of Energy whose partial mission is to develop counterterrorism technologies through enhanced information gathering and information analysis -- activities for which UAS are well-suited. A consortium including PNNL is currently lobbying the FAA to place a test site in central Washington, which would solidify its place as a UAS industry center of gravity.
But the beating heart of the UAS industry on the West Coast and in the nation at large is further down coast in California, where powerhouse defense research labs belonging to the likes of Northrop Grumman (NOC, Fortune 500) and Lockheed Martin (LMT, Fortune 500) are scattered among storied military flight-test facilities like those at Edwards Air Force Base. Where defense is concerned, California already has the U.S. drone industry cornered. General Atomics' Predator and Reaper drones, now famous/infamous for their roles in the CIA's targeted strike programs in places like Yemen and Pakistan, roll off the assembly line in California, and small UAS maker Aerovironment -- based in Monrovia, Calif. -- supplies the Department of Defense with the vast majority of its unmanned aerial systems, mostly small surveillance drones like the man-portable Raven UAS that infantry can carry in a backpack and launch by tossing into the air like a football (pictured above). California is also aggressively pursuing an FAA test site designation, and with its gentle climate and varied geography (including plenty of maritime environment) it seems a strong candidate to receive it. The state is the center of the UAS industry as it stands right now, and that's unlikely to change in the foreseeable future.
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Caring for close to 130,000 patients in 2011 and expecting near 140,000 in 2012, and utilizing state-of-the-art emergency medicine facilities, St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center's Emergency Department is the busiest in New Jersey, expected to see more than 130,000 patients in 2011.
The Emergency Department at St. Joseph's Wayne Hospital (SJWH) is the primary local care provider for the Wayne, NJ area, processing 30,000 patients per year. SJWH's Emergency Department manages patients with numerous health issues from chronic conditions to the critically ill patient. SJWH's Emergency Department employs over 20 full-time registered nurses, as well as an additional 11 full-time employees serving as unit clerks, patient care associates, transporters, and patient liaisons.
Our experts include 40 Board-certified physicians, over 100 Emergency Department nurses, and additional support staff including APNs and PAs who care for patients regardless of the ability to pay or insurance status.
During our busiest times, we use a physician-assisted triage program where our patients are seen on average within 25 minutes of arrival.
Visit our Operations Page to see how we manage the Busiest Emergency Departments in New Jersey!
Our goal is to continually meet the needs of our patients and several unique features of the St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center's (SJRMC) Emergency Department which help us attain our goal include:
- Resuscitation Center and Therapeutic Cooling Center
- Emergency Cardiology, including emergency bypass and cardiac services
- Comprehensive Stroke Center, SJRMC provides both Primary and Comprehensive stoke management
- In-House Toxicology Consultants
- Psychiatric Emergency Services
- Trauma Services
- Geriatric/Senior-Friendly Services (learn about our 3-year evaluation of geriatric emergency services here)
- Palliative Care and Life Sustaining Management and Alternative (LSMA) Services
- Pediatric Emergency Services
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- Emergency Medicine Academic Programs, including Emergency Medicine Residency Program, EMS & Disaster Fellowship, Ultrasound Fellowship, Administrative
- Award-Winning Research Program
- Emergency Department Medical Scribe Program
- Specialty Consultants Available, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for tertiary care at SJRMC
Community Outreach Programs, including:
ENCARE - Teen program indicating the dangers of driving while under the influence
Take Care - Aging adults program that reviews the dangers within the home, pedestrian safety, and medication safety
Trauma rooo - Programs for children include bicycle helmet safety and anti-bully,
Car Seat Safety Technicians - Check the installation of your baby's car seat.
The five most common diagnoses treated in St. Joseph's Healthcare System's Emergency Department are:
- Chest Pain
- Difficulty Breathing
- Abdominal Pain
- Trauma and Crisis Intervention (in Paterson)
St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center Emergency Department Contact Information::
Mark Rosenberg, DO, Chairman, Emergency Medicine: 973.754.2240
Adult Emergency Department: 973.754.3735
Pediatric Emergency Department: 973.754.2240
Trauma and Surgical Critical Care: 973.754.2490
Emergency Medicine Residency Program: 973.754.2918
Emergency & Trauma Services: 973.754.2242
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Joseph Testa, MD, Chairman, Emergency Medicine: 973.740.0607
Emergency Department: 973.754.2251
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Cosmo looks for enthusiastic undergrads with a big passion for magazines to work with our editors during the winter, spring, summer, and fall semesters. Our ideal candidates are motivated, creative, multitaskers with great written (and verbal!) communication skills. Sound like you? You can apply by mailing your resume and cover letter to:
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In your cover letter, please specify which department you're most interested in (articles, web, fashion, beauty, art, photo, or books), the semester you're available, and why you'd make an awesome intern.
How long do the programs run? And when are the application deadlines for each?
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Unfortunately, our internships are only open to undergrad students who are eligible to receive college credit. Grad school applicants will not be considered. (Additionally, please note that all Cosmo internships are unpaid.)
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